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Cushing v Dupuy (Quebec)

Cushing v Dupuy (Quebec)

Case [1880] UKPC 22

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Sears v. The Attorney-General (New Zealand) [1997] UKPC 46
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…12. The foundation of the argument lies in the decisions of the Board in Cushing v. Dupuy (1880) 5 App.Cas. 409 and In re The Will of Wi Matua [1908] AC 448. In Cushing's case the Board had to consider the validity of an Act of a Dominion Parliament relating to insolvency which expressed the decisio…
Stinson v The Pharmacy Board of Queensland [1993] QCA 520
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…The House of Lords in Kydd v. Watch Committee of City of Liverpool (1908) A.C. 327 had to consider s. 11 of The Police Act 1890 which conferred a special jurisdiction on the Court of Quarter Sessions and provided that the order of that court "shall be final". It was held that there could be no appea…
Attorney-General (Cth) v T and G Mutual Life Society Ltd [1978] HCA 24
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…22. Then in Cushing v. Dupuy (1880) 5 App Cas 409 their Lordships again had to consider Cuvillier v. Aylwin (1832) 2 Knapp 72 (12 ER 406) . Sir Montague Smith, with whom sat Sir James Colville, Sir Barnes Peacock and Sir Robert Collier, delivered the judgement of their Lordships. Here a statuteof th…

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